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I / • « . Li . •-«' IL. Clinton, S. C,, Thursday, December fC THE CUNTON CHRONICLE Joanna News . . , Residents isit in Tennessee brate thoir birthdays. Sunday, Dec. 11 birthday greetings go to Dianne Sexton, Gladys Thomas, Mike Kinard, MRS. W. J. HOGAN Mr. and Mrs. T..O, McGowan Clyde Childs and children and Jchn Gentry, Ruth Thomas, Correspondent-Representative were Mr. and Mrs. John R. n Spartanburg with Mr. and H. Davenport, Jr., , Telephone 697-6949 Lewis Jr of Newberrv I ast Mrs ‘ charles Melton and fam- Seawright, and Tony Marvin y ' 1 ily. Klliott. ^ P U rS ' h CCC ‘' y MrS McCo ” an ioln • Mr. and Mrs, Wyman Liy Birthday . celebrants an the 6(1 Mrs ' Lewis for 3 sh0 Pl> in g ingston and family attended n th 0 f Dec. will Oe Kent .. spree in Newberry and Salu- th2 Shrine game in Charlotte Stroud, Danny Snow, Edna Dicherd. TenT wfm the for" “m p . , w . • M 0n Saturday - Brown and Bruce Cotnay. Al- *,>„•, Up8 and Victor Maddo^ enn., wun me ror Mrs Pin , a WlQO Mr and Mrs Roy Boyce so Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mason Rowland spent Brazel and Mr. and Mrs. B. . _ .. last Sunday in Aiken with Mr. A. Marshall. J. r. KSmellS and Mrs. Bobby Boyce. Tuesday, Dec. 13 Richard Waterloo — Johnny F. Ker- Mrs. Frank Smith of Clin- Scott Corley, Essie Franklin, nells, 66, of Rt. 1, Waterloo, On Sat. Dec. 10 Gwen Clark er; James M. Fulmer, Chap- sons, Frank Kernells of Rt. 1, be in Mt. Gallagher Baptist rell Yarborough, James^Var- and George Bodie, Jr., cele- lain. Waterloo, and William Ker- Church cemetery. borough Jr., Marion Gamb- nells of Rt. 1, Ware Shoals; Pallbearers were Jack KfP- roll, Clarence and Walter Da- two brothers, Paul Keft-nclls nells, Billy Ray Madden, Cor- venport. for theholsdays from the Citi- del, -Spent last week-end in H a ., on Saturday. „ , Mrs. Piola W£ise visited Mr. M r an( i M rs mers mother, Mrs. W. A. Bis- aml Mrt Jim Danle , son and ^ ♦ u f r re i atlves joined family in Newberry last Sun- them while there for a birth- da y day dinner honoring the elder Mr and Mrs Andy G osnell Mrs J . Bishop MrS. Mo.Iie Martin ol Waterloo,and Murphyv Ker- Funera' services for Mrs. nells—of Wilmington, N. C.; Moll c Martin, 80, who died |i ve s sters. ws. Bertha’Yar- Mikc Tuesday,, Nov. 29, were con- brough of Four.tair; Inn, Mrs. ducted Friday at 3:30 p.m. c am Wells of Di.nakls, Mrs. at Elizabeth Street Church of Janip Madden, Mrs. HMamie God by Rev. F. D. Moore.» Gambrell and Mrs. Mattie Da- Pallbearers were E. N. Har- venport of lit. 1, Waterloo; riel, J. W. W'alton, T. L. Leo- and three grandchildren. pard, Ray Godfrey, Hobert r. Punerai services were con ducted Sunday at 3 p.m. at Reedy Grove Pentecostal Hol iness Church by Rev. Frank Jones, Rev. Gllie Madden and Rev. D. B. Jairett. Burial will PIC n PAY SHOES We're helping Soito With Vi 1 hursday evening guests of Anderson with Mr. and Mrs. CREDITORS’ NOTICE All persons having claims Telephone Talk enjoyed a long week-end in to r pt urned nn Tuesdav after Vivian Nabors and Kathy Me- died Friday at his home after ^ spending several days with Carson will celebrate their a long illness. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith, birthdays. • > Native of Laurens County, Visits From Florida Andi Stroud will celebrate son of John David and Janie against the estate of B. L. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Walker * 1( ‘ r birthday on Dec. 14 and Gambrell Kernells, hj lived Smith, deceased, are hereby of Palm Harbor, Fla., visited Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Lawson in Laurens County all of his notified to file the same duly Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Norris wil1 observe a wedding anni- life and was a retired farmer, verified, with the undersigned, recently. Mrs. Ruby Fennell versary. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. a,1 d those indebted to said came wjth them and is now MASONIC OFFICERS Pearl Moore Kernells; two estate will please make pay making her home here with The following officers have * ment likewise. if LJm j ■ I «Hi By D. H. MARTIN Your Telephone Manager ixiCJP .#■ ‘in For Christmas NEWEST FALL & WINTER STYLES ... L.di.t & T.en, DRESS SHOE SALE -fwA.ISSTTf Wrap Merrier Holiday Part of the fun of Christmas is giving pres ents ... a big part of the giving is money. To be able to buy those gifts next Christmas ... start saving now! A little saved each week will add up to a big check. Join our *67 Sav ings Club. In Our cm AM' BANK OF CUNTON Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 3% interest Paid on Savings Accounts Semi-Annually 76 Miles A Year! THAT’S HOW MANY STEPS THE AVERAGE HOUSE WIFE SAVES A YEAR WITH AN EXTENSION TELE PHONE! Roughly, those miles add up to 113 round trips up and down the Washington Monument, or 1,114 7/18 base runs around Atlanta Stadium! So, to save the lady of your house time, steps and trouble . . . why not fill her Christmas stocking with extension telephone service! GIFT SHOPPING SUGGESTION ... If you want to avoid the shopping crowds in tryng to find an ap propriate gift for a loved one .. . just pick up your phone and call the Clinton Business Office 833-0100. We can help you select an ideal gift for Christmas. An Extension Phone ... and we will be glad to wrap it for you and all that’s left is just put under the TREE. We have GIFT CERTIFICATES for just such an occasion too! YEARS AGO, when one operator could and did handle all calls in many small towns, she was often asked for special services and information. One such operator got a daily request from the same voice, always just before noon, for the exact time. Finally she became curious and decided to ask the man why he called day after day. “It’s my job to blow the noon whistle,” he told her, “and I want to be sure when it’s twelve o’clock.” “That’s funny,” laughed the operator. “Everyday, I set my clock by the noon whisde!” Your friends at Southern Bell extend holiday greetings and wish for you the many good things the Christmas season brings. the Norris’ at the present been elected to serve Mag time. nolia Lodge No. 355 A.F.M.: Mrs. Ira Dominich, Edith Lee Thomas, Worshipful Mas- and Furman visited Mrs. Mag- ter; Ralph McCumber, Senior dalene Bowers in the Newber- Warden; Robert Dillard, Ju ry Hospital last Wednesday. . bior Warden; Lester Hoir, Recent guests of Mr. and Treasurer; Harmon G. Mur- Mrs. T. G. Murphy were Mrs. rah, Jr., Secretary; Ferrell Frank Brooks, and daughters Long, Senior Deacon; Roy of Easley. Riddle, Jr., Deacon; C. W. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Estes, Steward; Frank Phil- Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- lips, Steward; Carl Riser, Til- win Thomas attended the Shrine game in Charlotte on FINAL SETTLEMENT Saturday. Take notice that on the 30 Mrs. W. J. Hogan, and sons ^ cc ’’ 19(3(3’ I will ren- Jeff and Gene visited Mr. and der a ^ na | account of the Mrs. James Bowman and ac ^ s anc i doings of Martha A. family in Hickory, N. C. and ^ e l anf l as guardian of the Fred Buff in Morganton, N. C. cs l a t e °f Nora Edwards Oel- on Sunday. an d * n tbe office of the Judge Mrs. Dollie Mao Carr en- of Probate of Laurens County, joyed a few days last week in 1® 0 c l° c k a.m., and on the Rock Hill with Mr. and Mrs. same da y wiH a PP ly for a fin ' Donald Smith. al discharge from her trust Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Braz- as Guardian, el, joined by Miss Becky Cra- P erson indebted to said ven, student at Commercial e '’ tat e >s notified and required College in Columbia, enjoyed ma k e payment on or be- last week end in Newport ^ ore ^ a l date > and all persons News, Virginia with Major havin S claims a g ain ^ said and Mrs. H F Finny estate will present them on or Mrs. Homer Echols of Col- before said date, duly proven umbia, La., spent the Thanks- or f° reve r barred, giving holidays with Miss Mary A. McCutchen, Ruth Hair, Wendall Hair and Guardian with other relatives-in Colum- November 29, 1966 4C-D22 bia. Spending the recent holi- FINAL SETTLEMENT days with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Take notieg that on the 12th Thompson were Mr. and Mrs. day of Januar y> 1967 . we wil1 ' George Whitehead and child- render 3 final account of our ren of Asheville N C Here acts and doin S s a s Executors for Se weekend was' m!ss the ^rrte of R. A. Steer in Nancy Thompson, student at the office of the Judge of Pr °- bate of Laurens County, at 10 o’clock a.m., and on the same Winthrop, who came especial ly to attend the dance at P. C. J , J . on Friday and Saturday. The day "^PP^ f °r a final dis Thompsons attended the charge from our trust as Ex -' Shrine game in Charlotte Sat. ecutors. Any person indebted to said Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Scott estate is notified and required and Mr. and Mrs. Archie ° make ° n ° r be /° rC Kornahrens of Charleston, visited Mr. and Sineath over the week-end. MISSION STUDY Dr. Parks MeKittrick, Chap lin at Whitten Village, held a mission study class at the 1st Baptist Church. Dec. 4 through 7. PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN TO MEET that date, and all persons hav^ COMPLETE SERVICE • Personal Loans • Home Loans • Safety Deposit • Bank-by-Mail • Mortgage Loans • Auto Loans Mrs Earle ing claims gainst said estate will present them on or be fore such date, duly proven or be forever barred. Richard Dudley Steer Robert Lindley Steer, Executors November 28, 1966 4C-D22 FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 20th The regular monthly meet- day of December 1966, we ing of the Women of the 1st will render a final account of Presbyterian Church will our acts and doings as Exec- meet on Monday evening at utors of the estate of Edna S. 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Jacobs in the office of thq James Dominick. Mrs. J. K. Judge of Probate of Laurens Waits is co-hostess. County, at 10 o’clock a. m., JOINS NAVY and on the same day will ap- James Bobb, son of Mr. and ply for a final discharge from Mrs. Ira Lee Bobb joined the oud trust as Executors. U. S. Navy in November and Any person indebted to said is now stationed in San Diego, estate is notified and requir- Calif. ed to make payment on or BIRTHDAYS AND ANNI- before that date, and all per- VERSARIES sons having claims against Happy Birthday today, Dec. said estate will present them 8 to Luther Wright, and Susan on or before said date, duly Brown, and best wishes for a proven, or be forever barred, happy Wednesday anniversary HUGH S. JACOBS, to Mr. and Mrs. Andy Gosnell, WILLIAM PLUMER Mr. and Mrs. Terry Rowe, _ JACOBS, and Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Mur- Executors rah, Sr. Nov. 17, 1966 N24-4C-D15 SPECIALLY PRICED! Royal Safari Typewriter $79.88 88 Charfr'^er Keyboard • TwH Pak Ribbon • Margin r Touch Control * Varied Colors Chronicle Stationery Shop IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS Ida Butler Smitli Executrix 608 Musgrove St. Clinton, s. C. QUALITY BUILT OUTSTANDING SELECTION Mobile Home and Campers Prices To Suit Any Budget Pine Lake Mobile Hemes, fstc. 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